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You should not want to buy him anything to make him happy, If its not enough that you like him, Then, Move on, Get A "good" guy, They are still out there. Its very hard to find A good one, but the good ones feel the same way about girls too. This is the person who asked the question. I bought him this really nice stuff for christmas. i bought him $400 pair of earing two pairs of shoes, 3shirts, a pair of jeans, a video game,c.d,and an axe gift set. we got into an argument last night. he said why did you buy me all this extra stuff when all i wanted was the earings,1 pair of shoes,c.d, and the x-box. then he said not that i didn't appreciate what you bought for me. He just made it seem like i didn't do enough.

No. It's against their rules.

It depends. There is something called a speedy trial clock. That means tht the state needs to be ready for trial within a certain amount of time. This does not mean that you will actually go to trial in that time, just that the government must be ready. In most states, the speedy trial clock runs faster when you are in jail. So, if you don't make bail, you sit in jail... but the government usually has less time to be ready with your case. If you cannot make bail, your lawyer can ask for a reduction from th judge.

I do not know if ID Watchdog is a scam or not, however as long as they continue their affiliation with the Vegas outfit First National Gold and all the marketing related to the online $7500 credit offers, I would strongly suggest staying away from this company. Many consumers are reporting signing up with First National Gold thinking they are being offered a regular credit card, to find out that they are actually being offered a shopping card with very limited capabilities. This credit offer is also automatically loaded with other costly services, one of which includes ID Watchdog. These offers seldom provide any value to the consumer and are quite typically frowned upon by a number of consumer advocate sites. So, I would avoid ID Watchdog and I would most strongly recommend staying away from all offers resembling the First National Gold tactics. ***IF YOU FIND YOURSELF HAVING BEEN TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF BY THE FIRST NATIONAL GOLD | GLOBAL GOLD | FIRST PLATINUM | ID WATCHDOG | VCOMM | $7500 CREDIT OFFER PLOY, I WOULD STRONGLY SUGGEST CONTACTING YOUR STATE ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE OR www.ripoffreport.com and POST A COMPLAINT. from another contributor: : I received two packages in the mail from two separate companies on the same day. I did not order either of these two products. On the same exact day I receive a confirmation letter of signing up for the ID Watchdog services, yet another service I did not sign up for. I called the two companies the products arrived from and the orders had been made from a previously closed credit card in my name. I called ID watchdog to also cancel the fraudulent order and they then proceeded to tell me the thief had opened a credit line with my info. and my ssn # with First Platinum for $7500 in credit and with an option of $1500 of a cash advance. They gave me the number of the First Platinum Credit Company which is supposedly a online credit order catalog company. I called them and they closed my account that I never opened and promised to have someone from their "fraud" department call me in 2 days. No one ever called. 4 day later I receive yet another ID Watchdog letter thanking me for signing up for the credit scam. These two companies are working together. And, if they also conveniently had false products sent to my address with a previously closed credit card I'll never know. Either way too many things do not add up. Please stay far away from this company and if you have had to deal with them be very aware and protect yourself. Look up your credit report. Put yourself on the credit fraud list. : You have the right to ask that nationwide consumer credit reporting companies place "fraud alerts" in your file to let potential creditors and others know that you may be a victim of identity theft. A fraud alert can make it more difficult for someone to get credit in your name because it tells creditors to follow certain procedures to protect you. It also may delay your ability to obtain credit. You may place a fraud alert in your file by calling just one of the three nationwide consumer credit reporting companies. As soon as that agency processes your fraud alert, it will notify the other two, which then also must place fraud alerts in your file. : * Equifax: 1-877-576-5734; www.equifax.com : * Experian: 1-888-397-3742; www.experian.com/fraud : * TransUnion: 1-800-680-7289; www.transunion.com

The American Motorcyclist Association (AMA) website is a good interpretation and explanation source of state specific motorcycle law.

No. eBay works the same on a Mac as it does on Windows. There may be certain eBay helper applications that are platform-specific, but the website itself functions just the same on any platform.

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I don't know of any online shopping carts that only allow one item to be put in before checking out.

the "e" in eBay stands for Echo. The founder originally wanted to call it echoBay.com, but that name was already taken so he shortened it to eBay.com.

Some sellers will accept cash but it's not a good idea because they could say they never received your cash and you would have no proof unless you paid with a money order.

Well, PayPal now has a way for you to pay using cash. You can buy a MoneyPak with cash, instantly transfer the money to your PayPal account and pay for your eBay auction. You can find information at

ESRI are dominant for a couple of reasons. 1) they produce a very good product that is very capable 2) they supply the software free to schools, so most people learn GIS using it 3) In america, the software is cheap enough for a lot of people to use 4) They have regular updates to keep the software current BUT: There is other software out there that is just as capable, and some is even free (e.g google earth) answer: 1 their produce just is so-so . 2 yes .that is right 3 yes .but it is not cheapest for everyone .avismap can offer cheapest one for you. 4 yes . updates .every software updates .you didnot know

Im afraid i have never seen this game on sale in ireland. Infact, i havent ever seen psone games in dublin city for sale in a while.

Online shopping is the ONLY way im afraid

No, however you can buy the Sun Pass at most Drug Stores in Florida and use it for discounts at highway toll booths.

Here's how you do it: 1. go to www.ebay.com 2. log into ebay 3. make sure you know what you're selling, info about it, and you have pictures about it. 4. when done, before saving, exit the window and turn off your computer.

Fees fall into component parts.

When you create your listing, you are charged an "insertion fee" and then you can select upgrades such as adding a subtitle to your listing, or highlighting it to make it stand out in search results. The insertion fee and any upgrades are payable for every listing that you create whether the item sells or not.

If an item sells, you are then charged a "final value fee" as well.

These fees are added to your eBay Seller Account and are payable monthly.

When you accept payment through PayPal, you also pay a further fee to PayPal (although this is taken before the money hits your PayPal account).

To see the fees applicable to you, go to your local eBay site and click on the Help tab (top right of the page). In the "search the help pages" box, type "fees" and click on the search button. There will be a link to the fees at the top of the results on the following page.

They are very similar engines. Someone that has had an issue with a B&S in the past will tell you to get the Kohler. Someone that has had issues with a Kohler in the past will tell you to get the B&S. On paper, it looks like the B&S offers a tad more torque, so that's an added bonus. I'd go with the B&S personally. When I think of Kohler, I think of toilets and shower heads. When I think of B&S, I think of small engines. However at least the 21Hp that is used on the husqvarna has a serious problem with the carb....has a solenoid on the bottom of the fuel bowl that gets hot and boils the fuel when you turn it off. Causes clogged jets.

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they want to make more money then selling it back to the store without a reseal.t

Simply set up an account - you'll need your bank details so you can set up a PayPal account (the safest way to shop !). Once your account is set up, you can bid on items.

Click the related link to eBays home page. Look for the button marked 'Register' - then follow the prompts.

That shouldn't keep you from being able to get title tags and registration. You will probably have to pay a late fee which should only be about $10-$20. The dmv could possibly waive the late fee if you tell them what happened, but it's not likely they will.

Yes, but it depends on what/why you are asking. There are many utilities such as Partition Magic that you can run to reformat/repartition or scan a hard disk to retrieve data from previous formats/partitions, etc. Undelete and ER Lite are two data recovery utilities that I have used that work, if that is what you are asking. The previous data is still available assuming it hasn't been overwritten or destroyed using other more secure means. If your question can be more direct, a more direct answer can be given. Hope this helps.

1 Get a bill of sale 2 go to the local dmv apply for a lost title they may need you to provide more paper work. they will tell you what you need

If the seller advertised the vehicle for sell "with a title", he must supply you with a title. He needs to apply for a duplicate (lost/stolen) title at a dmv in the state he lives in. If he won't supply one, contact eBay within 45 days and they will contact the seller to advise them of what they need to do. If he doesn't do what they advise within 30 days, eBay protection will refund your money. They have a great protection plan and will work with you to get you what you need as long as it was advertised and the seller didn't follow through with his part of the deal.